- Just 5,500 miles from new - An extremely exclusive final variant built to mark the end of production - Number 16 of 50 from the Zenith Collection - Tailgate hosting area with a coolbox, illuminated glass shelf, champagne holder and a leather seat for two - Beautiful laser etching to the armrest cappings express the locations of the global debut of the experimental version of each car - High-contrast Midnight Blue and Arctic White colour palette From its foundation 112 years ago, the story of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has been defined by a restless commitment to setting and raising the standard by which all other luxury goods are judged. On January 1 2003, this philosophy was realised emphatically with the handover of the first seventh generation Phantom to its customer at the newly established Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood, England. The world’s most discerning patrons of luxury and respected commentators across the globe were instantly endeared to a powerful yet elegant statement of unabashed contemporary luxury. Rolls-Royce had once again established its legend as maker of the ‘Best Car in the World’. Four years later, Phantom Drophead Coupé revived the notion of uncompromised open-top luxury touring; a legacy that was continued with beautiful effect with 2016’s Rolls-Royce Dawn. Phantom Coupé followed in 2008, taking its place as one of the rarest and most celebrated Continental Grand Tourers of all time – paving the way for its